Genesis is the book of beginnings. It provides the foundation on which the Bible is built. Genesis was written by Moses around 1300 B.C. and is quoted or referred to more than 165 times in the New Testament. We often don’t associate Jesus with Genesis because Jesus was born 2,000 years after the events described there. But Jesus permeates its
Did you know that Peter considered the Old Testament “more sure” proof of Jesus than His own eyewitness account? In fact, Old Testament preachers and teachers relied on the Old Testament to point people to Jesus. This is Part 3 of a 4 part introduction to our new study “Finding Jesus in the Old Testament”.
In Genesis, you will find similarities between Adam and Jesus. Adam is considered a “type of Jesus,” a shadow of things to come.
We can understand the Old Testament because we have Jesus, who lifts the veil of our understanding and opens our mind to the revelation of God, our Father. Jesus is the key to understanding the Old Testament.
Jesus makes clear that the Old Testament points directly to Him. The purpose of Scripture is not to point us to eternal life but to point us to Jesus.
Overview of Ezra and Nehemiah The books of Ezra and Nehemiah were originally one book called Ezra. They are most likely written by Ezra and cover around eighty years of Jewish history. Ezra and Nehemiah are the last historical books before the New Testament picks up around 400 years later. Their purpose is threefold. First, they show that God is
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